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Break-even of several trades
Several trades open on one market, some bought, some sold, at different prices and sizes. See the one price where all of them together break even, and what closing everything now leaves.
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Where they break even
All the trades together break even at 4,008.00, 8.00 above the price now. Closing everything now: -$160.00.
- The position
- 0.20 lots bought net, out of 0.40 lots open.
- Break-even before costs
- 4,008.00, the lot-weighted price of the net position.
- Each move of 1.00
- $20.00 for the basket: only the net lots count once both sides are open.
The result of closing all the trades at each price.
| Price | All trades closed |
|---|---|
| 3,988.00 | -$400.00 |
| 4,000.00 (now) | -$160.00 |
| 4,004.00 | -$80.00 |
| 4,008.00 (break-even) | $0.00 |
| 4,016.00 | $160.00 |
Spread on closing, swap still to come and slippage are not included. The money is worked out at today's price for pairs quoted in another currency.
Education only, not investment advice. The answer comes from the numbers you typed in, not from your account or the market. Simulated results are hypothetical and have limits: real trading has slippage, gaps, changing results and emotions. Trading leveraged products can lose money quickly, including all of it. Risk warning
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One price, because only the net lots move
With buys and sells open on the same market, each move of the price is paid on the net position only: 0.3 lots bought and 0.1 sold move like 0.2 lots bought. So the whole basket has one break-even price, the entries weighted by their lots, and it can sit far from any single entry. Adding to a loser pulls it closer and makes every further move cost more; that is how a grid or martingale empties an account.
A full hedge, as many lots sold as bought, freezes the result instead of fixing it. The loss is still there, the swap is charged on both sides every night, and the day one side is closed the other is a plain trade again. A stop for the whole basket at the price where it loses your limit keeps the decision to you, not to the margin call.
- One trade's result after spread and commission: the profit and loss calculator.
- Trades on different markets that are the same bet: the correlated risk check.
Not advice. The answer is arithmetic on the numbers you type, not a view on any market.
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